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Under the Influence with Terry O'Reilly · Billionaire Tourism for the Super Wealthy · 25 Jul 2026 podcast

A mere $1,500 each.

While diving down to the Titanic sounds extreme, wait until you hear the extreme demands the super-rich make on land.

For many of the multi-millionaires and billionaires of the world who have everything, the search for a thrill keeps getting more difficult.

So the rich pay big money to be clients of exclusive tourism companies.

These companies charge from $75,000 to $200,000 per year.

That's aside from the cost of the actual vacation itself.

And many high-net-worth individuals travel with a security detail, a nanny, and a medical team in tow.

It's a complicated undertaking.

And that's why some luxury travel planners can spend up to a year planning a vacation for their clients.

As an anniversary surprise for his wife, one wealthy man had an upscale tourism company arrange a luxurious palazzo in Venice where opera legend Andrea Bocelli was invited to give them a private concert.

The cost?

$300,000 US for a half-hour performance.

Then the couple took their private jet to the Dolomite Mountains for a romantic picnic.

Another company books exclusive Rwanda safaris.

Hotel rooms cost upwards of $22,500 per night for a minimum of five to eight guests.

The park permit to see the gorillas costs $1,500 per person per day.

A company called Black Tomato books get-lost trips for the ultra-rich.

A get-lost package includes a remote mystery location only revealed when the guest arrives, no cell phones are allowed, and the guests wander around in the remote location all by themselves under the watchful eye of a trained expert observing their safety from a distance.

It costs around $100,000 per person to get lost.

Many Scrooge McDucks search for opportunities with a high degree of risk.

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